@FairLaunchCalls @Dustin_Coulter_ @ever_ape That's out of context. If they moved 100% of the ETH rescued from one LP to the next, that's not a rug. That's a migration.
You assumed they were trying to rug and banned the mods. However, what confuses me is why you wouldn't try to assist in the migration when it's your token?
@FairLaunchCalls Let's be absolutely clear here. FLC launched EverApe and created the EverApe TG. So in terms of ownership and control, FLC retains all. It's FLC's responsibility to fix the issues, not the communities, especially so soon after launch.
@FairLaunchCalls @Dustin_Coulter_ @ever_ape And for that fronting service, FLC receives what exactly? An allocation of the new total supply or funds sent to whatever wallet the new contract is coded to fill? Guessing it's the latter.
@FairLaunchCalls @Dustin_Coulter_ @ever_ape So then how could you have migrated to a new contract 1 day after launch if the LP had already been locked?
@FairLaunchCalls @Dustin_Coulter_ @ever_ape When migrating to a new contract without the option to drain the LP (via minting or swapping the original LP token) then options are limited.
In the case of EverApe - a dying project with a faulty smart contract - the only option is for investors to sell then buy the new token.
@FairLaunchCalls @Dustin_Coulter_ @ever_ape You don't need the full amount of ETH to relaunch. You drain as much ETH as possible, try to adjust new holdings to match the old price point based on whatever ETH was recovered (may not be completely accurate), then relaunch and hope for it to be successful.